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Technology Stocks : Netplex Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTPL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Investor Clouseau who wrote (97)12/9/1999 2:39:00 PM
From: Ms.Penny  Respond to of 192
 
Hi,
Someone from Raging Bull suggest that someone post the following on the Si Board:

I got this today from The Individual Investor's Analyst (sshia@listbot.com)

Strong Buy Reiterated On Netplex

We reiterate a strong buy on Netplex and raise our short term target
price from $10 to $13. Yesterday, it jumped into the 8s before dipping
back into the 6s, then closing in the mid-7s. We feel this movement was
the result of day traders exiting the stock.
Do not be concerned about the ups and downs of NTPL on a short term
basis. We like this stock long term and until a major change occurs, such
as company fundamentals, we continue to buy it on dips. According to the
interview of Gene Zaino on Wall Street Radio yesterday, institutions have
been buying the stock, which helps explain the strong share price.
NTPL is a real serious, solid company. It is not a stock to day trade or
you might miss a big move upward.

HYPE?
Browsing the message boards, you can see that many posters are trying to
hype this stock and compare it to "agency.com", which we believe it has
nothing to do with. NTPL has nothing to do with getting people jobs. There
are literally thousands of job sites on the internet for this service.
NTPL has a "Techcellence" business which acts as a corporate
infrastructure. A competitor in this new space would be "freeagent.com".

The Best Saved For Last
Finally, if you are still reading (and who wouldn't be?), we have saved
the best for last. Although we don't tout "hot" stocks, we do like to give
you "hot" information. We feel this is hot. Our sources (which we must
keep secret) are hinting that Gene Zaino's recent trip to New York had to
do with an analyst beginning coverage on the stock. We say to look for
such an announcement in the next few days to a week. It will probably
come. Coverage by a brokerage house, however minor, would do much for the
stock price, we believe. Sooner or later, a brokerage house has to cover
this stock.
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Somebody please go post this on SI, will you? Thanks. Rock on.